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Anyone have the solutions? I found puzzles online but they don't come with the solutions and using a chess program to get the solution would take forever.

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Originally posted by RahimK
Anyone have the solutions? I found puzzles online but they don't come with the solutions and using a chess program to get the solution would take forever.
I have all of the solutions, but they are in the back of my copy of the book, so I don't know how to get them to you 😀

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Originally posted by RahimK
I found puzzles online .
where?

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Originally posted by Jusuh
where?
you of all people should know, for I got this link from you. 🙂

http://www.braillechess.net/epd.pl?%25253F

a bit awkward and ugly, but the solutions are there also.

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Originally posted by wormwood
you of all people should know, for I got this link from you. 🙂

http://www.braillechess.net/epd.pl?%25253F

a bit awkward and ugly, but the solutions are there also.
yes I knew of course that 🙂 , but he said he found site without solutions...

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This book and its companion can be had cheaply on eBay.

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Originally posted by der schwarze Ritter
This book and its companion can be had cheaply on eBay.
What companion is that?

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Originally posted by zebano
What companion is that?
1001 Brilliant Ways to Checkmate

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Both books are pretty good, however, I've only gotten through about 650 of the exercises in the second one. I try to do 10 or 20 when I get up in the morning. I was humming along, collecting scalps, then I got the big head and quit doing the exercises. Now, I'm losing games right and left and getting into more bad positions.

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"http://www.braillechess.net/epd.pl?%25253F"

those mates seemed pretty easy to me

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Originally posted by der schwarze Ritter
This book and its companion can be had cheaply on eBay.
Suprising as it maybe be, I still don't own one chess book, dvd.

I borrow them all from our chess club🙂 So lucky.

Naw, I would rather stick each position into fritz and get the solution, then buy that book.

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Originally posted by Jusuh
yes I knew of course that 🙂 , but he said he found site without solutions...
Nun uh - Baby talk

Or Did not.

I said i found a site with the puzzles but with no solutions.

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Originally posted by wormwood
you of all people should know, for I got this link from you. 🙂

http://www.braillechess.net/epd.pl?%25253F

a bit awkward and ugly, but the solutions are there also.
There is Academic Chess which has a whole bunch of puzzles with better graphics and solutions but I believe they only give you the first move of the solution and I always have trouble with that page for some reason. 3 years ago I didn't though.

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Originally posted by RahimK
There is Academic Chess which has a whole bunch of puzzles with better graphics and solutions but I believe they only give you the first move of the solution and I always have trouble with that page for some reason. 3 years ago I didn't though.
http://www.academicchess.com/play/indexdiagrams.shtml


Gives you the first move of the solution for the 1001 combinations.

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Originally posted by BLReid
I have all of the solutions, but they are in the back of my copy of the book, so I don't know how to get them to you 😀
Would a scanner work?

I tried scanning in some chess books but it didn't come out so good and some of the stuff was cut of because it was where the book was binded.

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